A lot of people struggle with stubborn muscle. we all have one stubborn. we train this particular muscle group over and over again but it doesn’t grow at all. The good news is that we have packed together all exercises that will help you to build crazy arms.
Want to build bigger arms? This quick and filthy tri-set workout will blast your biceps and thrash your triceps.
What are you training for today? If you have biceps and triceps on the schedule, consider yourself covered. This workout is quick, but it’s not for the faint of heart. Your guns had better have some pump action in order to handle the assault.
You’ll do three exercises per muscle group in the form of two tri-sets taped together into a single six-move circuit. But don’t worry, you won’t have to hold down six pieces of equipment. Just grab these:
The idea is to move quickly, transitioning from one movement to the next and resting as little as possible. You’ll do an entire biceps tri-set, rest for 90 seconds, then move to the triceps tri-set. Alternate between these two tri-sets 2-3 times.
This workout will take you no longer than 25 minutes, but you will feel it long after you finish the last rep. So, sip your pre-workout of choice, warm up, and mentally prepare yourself for the insane pump you’re about to experience. And if you need a visual pre-workout, check out our photo gallery of 12 Pairs of Guns You Must See to Believe.
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Workout Notes
- Is weight selection not ideal? Don’t sweat it. The volume will roast you even with light weights.
- Do this workout no more than once per week. It’ll keep you sore for days.
- Beginners should only do 2 rounds of this workout.
- Feeling tough? Pre-workout kicked in? Try for 3 rounds.
Triple Awesome Arms Circuit
Perform the exercises in order starting with the curl tri-set, then immediately performing the tri-set for triceps with as little rest as possible in between. Rest for 2 min. then repeat 1-2 more times.
Technique Tips
The mind-muscle connection is crucial to this workout, which means that proper form is crucial! Especially once you’re feeling fatigued, don’t start cheating. Keep it strict and clean, and you’ll feel it working everywhere you should and nowhere you shouldn’t.
- Use a barbell or EZ-bar, whichever your wrists and elbows prefer.
- Squeeze the bar hard to activate every muscle fiber possible.
- Lower the weight under control after each rep.
- Perform the lifting portion of each rep powerfully.
- On the way up, turn your wrists so your pinky faces your shoulder.
- Lift powerfully, but without swinging.
- Lower the weight under control after each rep.
- Don’t let your elbows flare out or come forward. Keep those upper arms locked in place!
- Separate the ends of the rope at the top and pause for a second before lowering.
- When the weight is lowered and your biceps are stretched, pause for a second before the next rep.
- Keep your upper arms vertical at all times.
- No bench? Do these on the floor. They’re still good.
- Place your hands as wide as needed to be comfortable for your shoulders.
- No dumbbell? Use the cable for these.
- If you’re pressed for time, do both arms together. If not, focusing on each arm separately will help you in the long run.
- Keep your core braced. No swinging!
- Pause for 1 second at the top and bottom of each rep.
Low Cable Overhead Triceps Extension
- Use a low anchor and focus on pushing toward the ceiling.
- Separate the rope when your triceps are overhead and fully contracted.
- On the way down, don’t try to force a deeper stretch than your arms will allow. Your arms should move through this movement without any pain.
Ready to get serious about arm training? Prepare yourself for Killer Arms with Daniels Priest. In three workouts a week, you’ll tackle bis, tris, and forearms, and leave the gym each time with a triple crown of arm pumps.
If you love this style of training and want to apply it to your other muscle groups, try the other workouts in the Triple Threat series.
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